DocumentEvent and DocumentListener can someone explain?

Hi there!
I'm trying to use the DocumentEvent and DocuementListener interfaces;
So far I'm not seeing much happening, I added the DocumentListener interface to my JEditorPane:
     text_chat.getDocument().addDocumentListener( keyThis );And I'm looking for all changes made to the Document so I think this is correct from the Class that implements the interface?
    //Method from DocumentListener
    public void changedUpdate( DocumentEvent e ) {
        e.getDocument();
        String s = e.toString();
        System.out.println( s );
    }But it doesnt print anything!!
I want to take all DocumentEvents and pass them to another client so I guess I need to do some serializing but it this possible?
Thanks

I think you need to read the DocumentListener API again. The changedUpdate() method is for changes in attributes, not insertion/removal of text.

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